Mining policy blamed for industry lag says Eaton
Lucien Eaton, mining engineer from Milton, Massachusetts, told the Western division convention of the American Mining Congress that government policy, high taxes, interference with private enterprise and a troubled labor scene have slowed mining progress. He noted only a few properties are opened or rebuilt, with new ideas adopted slowly. A. W. Pahrenwald of the University of Idaho stressed research's role in mineral technology. He cited laboratory testing and theory of surface reactions guiding crushing and grinding advances. Additional talks covered federal revenue and the Wagner Act in mining.
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SALT LAKE CITY
Lucien Eaton
Milton
American Mining Congress
Easton
Massachusetts
A. W. Pahrenwald
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Rittinger
Disney
Oxia
Bartholofs mark sixty six years of marriage in Midland Park
In Midland Park New Jersey M r and Mrs Albert J Bartholf both eighty six celebrate tomorrow their sixty six th wedding anniversary. The Bartholfs have lived here for fifty seven years. In Cork Ireland postmaster general James A Farley vacationing with family kissed the Blarney Stone. In Yawata Japan an explosion at Kurosski Chemical Products killed two and seriously injured fifteen. In Rome a Fascist and an Italian from Paris was beaten by a gang at Mentone while boarding a train for San Remo. In Creighton Nebraska a twelve year old boy hanged himself fearing his brother would be sent to fight in Europe. Detroit reports a United Auto Workers strike at Federal Mogul plant impacting about nine hundred workers.
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MIDLAND PARK
N. J
Mgr
Albert J. Bartholf
Bartholfs
CORK
Ireland
James A. Farley
Blarney castle
YAWATA
Japan
Kurosski Chemical Products Company
ROME
France
Mentone
San Remo
Giovanni Vanaino
Paris
CREIGHTON
Neb
Norman Burns
Robert Wricks
U. S
Europe
DETROIT
pro
United Auto Workers Union
Federal Mogul Corporation
Bookmakers Hide and Seek With Officers In St Louis
ST LOUIS August 29 police raided gambling dens forcing bookmakers to move to garages offices and back alleys. Forty five people were arrested including eleven customers with raids repeating at one site and seizures of furniture betting tabs and farm sheets across several locations.
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ST. LOUIS
Youth confesses to slaying of young L A dancer
De Witt Clinton Cook twenty year old former Waterloo printer admitted to police that he killed Anya Sosoyoeva a San Francisco dancer and attacked two others with a two by four club. He described robbery as motive saying he sought purses and believed women would be easy targets. His wife and mother were detained on theft suspicions.
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LOS ANGELES
De Witt
Clinton Cook
Waterloo
Cook
A. A. Bintock
Anya Sosoyeva
San Francisco
Los Angeles city college
Blalock
Delia Bogard
Myrtle Wagner
Lorraine
Ruby Cook
Admiral Stirling Urges U S Entry in War to Defeat Dictators
Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Jr retired told the Wat erang of Foreign Wars convention in Boston that U S security depends on defeating dictators and that neutrality laws are like whistling in the dark. He urged joining conflicts with both feet to secure peace and warned neutrality creates economic pain and dependence on British and French naval protection. He recalled his 46 years in the Navy and spoke on neutrality policies that lead to war.
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BOSTON
Yates Stirling, Jr
United States
Stirling
Rome
3rd naval district
New York
Great Britain
France
Atlantic
Pacific
Prince
Governor to sue to block Denison Texas dam plan
Oklahoma City Aug 29 Gov Leon C Phillips directed Attorney General Mac Q Williamson to sue the federal government to stop the 56 million Denison dam project saying it would take Oklahoma invade its highways invade sovereign rights and seize rights to the Red River project.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Leon C. Phillips
Mac Q. Williamson
Denison
Tex
Williamson
Oklahoma
Phillips
Woodring
Red River
Town Crier in Satin Pants Calls Citizens to Meeting
FREEHOLD New Jersey August 29 Townspeople were summoned by a satin suited town crier for a meeting. It marked the first such summons in Monmouth since the 17th century. The notice, issued by the non-partisan league, invites all citizens and taxpayers to attend to help politics out of borough government.
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FREEHOLD
N. J
Monmouth county
Monmouth
Middletown
George Hayward
league
Mobilization and security actions sweep Europe
War developments report Poland moving toward general mobilization with over a million under arms and insisting on responding to aggression. In London crowds confront police outside Downing Street near Chamberlain’s residence as security is tightened. In Panama Canal waters military guards are ordered for ships. Swiss frontier controls are scaled back partially according to a Reuters dispatch.
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WARSAW
Poland
LONDON
Downing street
short street
Neville Chamberlain lves
BALBOA
C. Z
Panama canal
Reuters
Berne
federal council
Switzerland
Market remains hopeful war may be averted in New York trading
Wall Street rose as brokers touted peace prospects in British German talks. Bonds and U S government issues gained, European issues recovered, and cotton and wheat moved with war threat dynamics. Sterling rose to 4.48, francs to 2.50.
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NEW YORK
cau Hous
Wall street
U. S
Chamberlain
house of commons
Chicago
stock exchange
Boy Indicted on Death Charge in Los Angeles
Fourteen-year old Richard Jensen sat in the county grand jury ante room as it indicted him for murdering his thirteen-year-old playmate Billy Williams by stabbing and choking. Witnesses were the boys’ mothers and Deputy Larry Carmack. The case may go to juvenile court, normal criminal court, or a psychopathic hearing.
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LOS ANGELES
Richard Jensen
Billy Willams
Francis Jenson
Ellen T. Williams
Larry Carmack
Richard
Diplomats Seek European Peace as Mediation Neared
Berlin reports show Hitler handed a British envoy the German reply to London on Poland. Optimism spread in Berlin while London denied firm details, and Belgium and the Netherlands offered to mediate. France and Britain notified King Leopold of Belgium of mediation readiness as Hitler’s reply would decide next steps.
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BRUSSELS
Leopold III
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Germany
Poland
Paris
Britain
France
Italy
Fish hopeful of peaceful solution to European crisis
Representative Hamilton Fish of New York said a peaceful solution could be found to the European crisis. He backed President Roosevelt's appeal to Italy, Poland and Germany but noted the lack of a U.S. ambassador in Berlin. He avoided confirming his Aug 20 war prediction after talks with von Ribbentrop and three French cabinet members.
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LONDON
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Roosevelt
Italy
Poland
Germany
Hitler
United States
Berlin
Europe
von Ribbentrop
Pilot and his mother die in Corydon crash
Jack Ramsey thirty of Granite City Illinois died with an elderly woman in a cabin airplane crash near Laconia Corydon as witnesses say he forced a landing in a stubble field to get gas. The craft struck telephone wires and then fell into State Road 111 bursting into flames.
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CORYDON
Ind
Jack Ramsey
Granite City
Ill
Ramsey
Laconia
Europe peaces talks loom as nations seek mediations
The Associated Press reports Belgian and Netherlands monarchs offer to negotiate the German Polish quarrel while France accepts. Britain signals readiness to aid Poland as Hitler’s reply prompts cautious optimism. Moscow delays pact ratification pending peace or war outcomes as Poland resists German demands and Italy eyes Mussolini as potential mediator.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
PARIS
Foreign office
Netherlands
France
BERLIN
Hitler
London
Britain
British foreign office
Chamberlain
commons
Poland
MOSCOW
Germany
WARSAW
ROME
Italy
Mussolini
Roosevelt says Bremen search aims to check arming of ships
President Roosevelt said inspections of ships in American ports including the German liner Bremen and French Liners Normandie and De Grasse and the New York were routine to guard against potential arming for offensive use. He linked Congress inaction on neutrality revision to the European crisis and noted bipartisan Senate hesitation as a factor in world capitals.
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WASHINGTON
Roosevelt
Bremen
Normandie
New York
United States
congress
Roanoke
Louis Johnson
Germany
senate
London Newspapers Poke Fun At Present European Crisis
London papers, amid a lull in crisis and war prep, turn to humor. The Daily Express runs a Cockney Crisis Humor column. The Daily Mail prints a cartoon of a steel helmeted civilian courting his girlfriend under a moon like London's traffic lights. The News Chronicle features a holidaying motorist with a placard reading half a mo' Hitler, let's have our holidays first.
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London
London press
The
Daily Express
Daily Mail
lished
ateel
News Chronicle
Hitler
Britain Ready for Action on War or Peace in Poland
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons Britain is ready for any eventuality in the Poland-Germany crisis. He stressed resolve to defend Poland if needed, while still seeking peaceful bilateral settlement with Hitler, and noted Britain’s unity and calm as tension persists. He outlined six main points guiding talks and the aim of a broader European settlement.
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Chamberlain
HUGH WAGNON
LONDON
Neville Chamberlain
house of commons
Great Britain
Poland
Adolf Hitler
HITLER
Britain
fuehrer
Germany
Danzig
Baltic sea
Berlin
Nevile Henderson
J. Hitler
Europe
Ritter
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